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Sails on sale with MSC Cruises
MSC Cruises Australia has flagged a 96-hour sale beginning on Tuesday, January 29.
The European cruise line company has extended the offer on a range of itineraries across the 2013 season.
Discounted cruises cover 11 of the cruise line’s 12 vessels and include seven-night Red Sea, Eastern Mediterranean, Western Mediterranean, Baltic Sea and Norwegian Cruises, starting price beginning at AUD424 per person including taxes.
Special prices will be available on Mediterranean cruises for departures from March through November 2013.
North European cruises that include the likes of St Petersburg, Tallinn, Denmark and the Norwegian Fjords are discounted on sailings from April through September 2013.
The sale is for new bookings only and must be paid in full at time of booking.
Following the retirement of its oldest and longest operating ship, MSC Melody, MSC Cruises will in March celebrate the launch of the MSC Preziosa in Genoa.
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